The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1887-10-27
LOCAL NEWS.

work here and gone back home to
Wisconsin.
The Wahpeton Roller Mills are
now running and making excellent
flour. %
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Harker of
Wyndmere came in on Wednesdays s
train and returned Thursday morn.
ing.
Remember Hiawatl,as wooing at
the opera house on the 3lst.
Mrs. Wilcox is arranging for a
Ghildren's meeting ut Turner hall
the evening of the seventh of No.
vember next.
Gents hand sewed Waukenphast
shoes for $3.50, IS and 81,
80 HUNT, the Shoe Dealer.
w. G. Holt, the Wahpeton artist,
will soon be ready to receive his Gus
toners in his new parlors over Jur-
gensen's harness shop.
s. Gates has gone to his old home
in Wisconsin and will soon depart
from there for California, where he
will spend the winter.
Wool boots, so cents a pair at
Hunts one-price shoe store. 30
The drama that will be presented
at the opera house on the 31st will
be given by home talent, and will
be we'll worth patrohizing, and we
hope for good house.
Children's warm shoes in all col
ors. HUNT, the Shoe Dealer.
Miss Randall has her hands full
this fall. There are now from fifty
to sixty pupils in her room already,
and the efficient little lady works
lively to keep up with the numerous
classes.
Teal Tea! Tea! There is a
new stock of new crop teas at the
Magnet. q
w. A. Seely is fixing up his east
room on the opera house first floor
for offices. which will be occupied by
Messrs. A. j. Goodhue and Chas. II
LOOMS, aud there may be room for
others.
Concord grapes still on hand in
large quantities at the Magnet. q
The Wahpeton -four is the best In
the market. Give it IL trial. %
The fair held by the st. Johns
Society at Turner hall this week was.
we understand. very successful.
We will publish u detailed report
next week It couldn't be gotten
ready for this issue.
Ladies' warm shoes and slippers in
all kinds 1T very low prices.
30 HUNT, the Shoe Dealer.
Wahpeton can now boast of Il
public library. the same being
located in Hanly Brothers elegant
drug store. In the mean time THE
TIMES rises to remark that Miss
Hubbard is a success.
Ladies' Waukenphast shoes at
% ANTON GILES s. Co.'S.
The Wahpeton Feed Company has
for sale one thousand tons of baled
hay in car load lots. Apply to John
Shippam, Sec'y, Wahpeton, D. I. 20
There will be a grand sparring
and wrestling exhibition at Turner
hall Saturday evening Of this week.
John Duklew AMI Cilas. Baker are
managing the entertainment and
promise treat. A good band will
be in attendance.
Hiawatha's wooing will not be
the only attraction at the opera house
on the 31st, as the musical selections
will he fine. Mrs. T. S. Woodruff
has kindly consented to sing, also
the Misses Bunnell's. and we are
promised quartet 10y the Misses
Bunnell and Messrs. Gray and Whit
comb. Mrs. Swasey and Miss Water
bury will give instrument al selec-
tiOns.
Anton Miksche who ownes the
store where the people trade, has
a new wrapping paper holder. Itis
sort of frame work with three
large rolls of wrapping paper there
on, arranged with a knife where
paper may be used in small or large
quantities, to suit, and we should
say ought to work very advantage
ously. Inventive genius is great
and no mistake.
! The principal characters in the
wooing of Hiawatha are taken by
Messrs. Giddings. Gregg, Lawrence.
Purdon. Hawkes., Clifford and Pin.
ney; Mesdames Johnston, Ford, ,Seely,
White; Misses Proper. Austin,
Randall and Mexican, and no pains
have been spared to make the cos.
tunes. Many relics and trophies